New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
THE CHRISTIANS IDEAL.
ROBERT coLLYER ON DIR. McGLYNN.
WHAT MINISTER SHOULD BE-wHERE HIS TRUE
WORTH LIES.

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The Rev. Robert Coyer took his text from SAINT raui
charge to Timothy of good ministry and spoke in part
Gs follows:
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think we all win consider this and wander away into
the regions Of mystery or H% looking to the best has
BY those faithful men IN Christian %s ana
ysaed and dared to tell it. gain & the story
q what such men have done ana al men IKE he VINO 'H
The true Worth Of the minister the hneness Of his
where science s.d InGsscR asop sr
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& the D one The as n9
born into parish into the home Of his heart Eyey
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all the secret places Of sorrow and lie must ne
truth OF Of COD as i; Of Heaven for men
THE TRUE RELATIONS OF BAPTISM
It was the "Mav Anniversary" OF the Sunday
OF the Calvary Baptist Church yesterday and the pulpit
and altar were beautifully decorated with flowers Before
beginning the the pastor, the Rev. Dr. r. s. Mao
Arthur spoke OF the Saturday halfholday movement,
had made upon the subject he asked the ladies OF the
church to refrain from all shopping on saturday ater
He then said in part
ochd TO S can reSsPon Of his truths;
pshe many n sn9 w To- 1 Tailor %Ro guarded Paul in
He sPOe an re dealings Ds With MANKIND
here lesson for all ministers and teachers In ion
VIII find our work to pleased, and ever time ls when
need to sharpen our sGes for the C ~ oar ap
The jailor whole household believed Here Is les
S sd q Hs the fa@ tS and %e Should Be
IN Sap@ but
whole Bibles there any mention o. infant bapusm M
tism Is sancioned baptism responsible for many q
sSso e T naV SS he n
ready Then. is recorded in Acts he should be I'M
Baptism IL not necessary salvation; how can any one
tied but who viii say that he saved when he LoTt
said To-day shalt be with NE In Paradise ~ Never
OF baptism.
DIR. Macarthur then told the congregation that this
minister spoke feelngly OF his long pastorae over
ambitions for It's welfare and CLOSED with an earnest APP
peal that God might grant that in MS church many more
whole households might be united In the fear OF the Loru
WHY THE SABBATH IS ABUSED.
Atst Georges Protestant Episcopal Church tho Rev.
DR. W. 8 Rainsford made some pertinent remarks upon
the subject OF the Saturday hafholiday movement be-
fore the regular morning sermon He sad among other
things
Young people and many old ones will
Tho present system OF wSrk hours
Dissertation the Sabbath by making II holiday me OUT
sH that people under the restraint
should assume the restraint OF the ssDoa5n ior
day noon aud refrain from il the Let what
Ss dUnS ny Of the
Much about tho breaking OF the Sabbath by
making day OF mere leisure ana Terea'oa Upon WHOM
does the real responsibility rest on tae wonss rn
pop il not rathsT resi- upon those w5 make OF
things Those who control the workers bear the
the OF others rest The wealthy are
relax and recruit on saturday then there s no
ter sr and let the blame fall where belongs Is
the experiment worth trying
DR. Rainsford then preached an earnest sermon upon
tie close union between the believer and Christ ana
through Christ the close union OF Christians with one an
other.
ARGUMENTS AGAINST ovERwORK.
In the Protestant Episcopal Church OF st. John the
Evangelist the pastor the Rev. Dr. b. F. DE Costa, de-
yered effective sermon upon the saturday hafhoh-
day movement yesterday. He chose for his text the
words For ye ade men with burdens grleyous 10 DO
borne" Luke x., 46. lie said in substance:
hear Of the wonderful increase in the population
Of our y we Ss 9 59s the Of wen So
o vaSs s great a f s to Us % i
our competitive system ought TO have been co'opera~
f pEs It Is unjust This is seeSidsnt secondly il
II fosters dissipation aud Is against all morals ana
tgii9ation OF labor and wise forethought It can be
wboy avoided let consider the objections on the
the @s S Be S aps dead Inc g
sabbath day for rest Will ieat
10 dissipation 1t true IL may DO abused by few,
bat not OF the people In England this expert
ont has een made and Il proved successful You need
no the Continental Works at GieenpOnt TO
Ind living illustration Of this thing How can we &C
changef First make all your purchases before
o'clock saturday and refuse 10 trade with those who
cen their stores Opon Saturday Afternoons Secondly
change day Monday and lei all manufac urers
dealers combine TO keep this rule This anu luis alone
tho true remedy for the evil
TRUE FREEDOM IN CHRIST
Tho Rev. Dr. Alexander Mckenzie OF the First Church,
In Cambridge Mass occupied the pulpit OF the Reformed
Collegiate Church. at Flfthave aud Forty ghthst,
yesterday He took his text the words, 50 Am not
free I" l. Corinthians, TX. l, and said In part
St Paul asserted right 20 eat meat offered 10 idols and
lie free TO eat or not 10 eat and
them used his liberty He did thus because OF his grand
nurpose win corinthians to tho Christian faith.
hinder his work by doing what would offend them
was not tmeserver bat true 70 the main purpose
81 hs life exut In bertybut are we free
determine to do thing weTeupon habits, society and
objects Wo need prudence W
should grand purpose In life and MAKE other things
wav th5 chant refuses pleasure Tor the
,ke Of lis busnos shod decide what Is the best for
ho larger should the hghest and the best aud
Christ Nothing should stand between the man ana
ais interest We must DO free enough to do our best
lnd 10 be our best
GOOD WORK or THE IRA OF SOCIETY
large congregation gathered in the Church Of the Holy
at and Forty secondst last evening TO
Celebrate the annual meeting Tract society
rhe preached by the Rev. Dr W. ~ watkins